Crosby Field

Crosby Field (March 12, 1889 – September 20, 1972) was an American mechanical and electrical engineer, manufacturer, vice president of the Brillo Manufacturing Company, and inventor. He is particularly known as inventor of the process to manufacture steel wool continuously, and as recipient of the 1953 ASME Medal. Provided by Wikipedia
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    The study of missiles resulting from accidental explosions ; a manual for investigators.
    by Field, Crosby, 1889-
    Published 1947
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    Unit processes and principles of chemical engineering /
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